Can I take this chance to apologise for the lack of updates to the blog over the last two months. I can blame technical problems, such as me forgetting the password to access the site, and also my laziness in not getting in contact with google to sort the issue out sooner.
Anyway, the blog will resume by giving a list of internet sites that go with each lesson you study in class, and seeing how much some of you got out of the Grand Canyon enquiry some additional research tasks which you can complete if you want to.
Please feel free to email me links to sites you find that are interesting and relevant to topics we have studied.
Showing posts with label Welcome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Welcome. Show all posts
Monday, February 05, 2007
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Welcome
This is aimed at the pupils studying GCSE Geography at All Saints Catholic High School in Kirkby, but relevant to anyone studying the Avery Hill Geography GCSE specification. You are really lucky to have chosen Geography as a GCSE option.
You are studying about Planet Earth and how people and nature shape its people, cities, countryside, economy, environment, rivers, coasts, ecosystems, weather, climate, hydrosphere and lots lots more. It is a fascinating subject, a complex subject and the most relevant subject to help you understand the world of the past, present and future.
As we cannot teach you everything we would like to in class, the idea of this blog is to post links to websites that you can use to deepen your understanding of the topics taught in class. Posts will hopefully organised by topic. By choosing to study GCSE Geography you have already proved yourself to be an inquisitive, globally and locally aware person. Use this blog to help improve your grades by reading relevant internet sites, but also use it if you enjoy learning about Planet Earth for the sake of knowledge alone.
You are studying about Planet Earth and how people and nature shape its people, cities, countryside, economy, environment, rivers, coasts, ecosystems, weather, climate, hydrosphere and lots lots more. It is a fascinating subject, a complex subject and the most relevant subject to help you understand the world of the past, present and future.
As we cannot teach you everything we would like to in class, the idea of this blog is to post links to websites that you can use to deepen your understanding of the topics taught in class. Posts will hopefully organised by topic. By choosing to study GCSE Geography you have already proved yourself to be an inquisitive, globally and locally aware person. Use this blog to help improve your grades by reading relevant internet sites, but also use it if you enjoy learning about Planet Earth for the sake of knowledge alone.
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